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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1948
Page
2
Thomas F. Collins, chief clerk in the Cravelord county commissioners office, resigns after eleven years of service. The resignation becomes effective January 1, as reported last night.
The regular W C T U meeting will be held at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon September 21 at 637 South Center Street. Members should bring articles for a box to be sent to the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erie.
George Teeter, inspector for the State Highway Department, nearly drowned after slipping into the river at the Oil City Sand and Gravel Co plant. Prompt rescue by Charles A. Smith saved him. No others nearby. Other notes report local mishaps, hospital treatments, and town notices across Erie area including Meadowville and Meadville.
Lana Turner telephoned from New York to say she is pregnant with a baby due next spring, potentially delaying an upcoming film. She and Henry Topping wed last April and have returned to New York from wartime work. Emil Ludwig, famed German biographer aged 67, died yesterday in Ascona, Switzerland, announced by his literary agent.
Babson argues price relief hinges on tax shifting away from consumers and toward others while urging immigration readjustment to boost housing and wages. He states workers bear tax effects via net pay, while manufacturers and professionals raise fees to cover taxes, leaving investors unaffected.
The text asserts that unemployment was high but current laws are unnecessary now. It argues that enacting caused higher prices and repeal would lower prices now and prevent future hikes in a new war, framing the issue as a policy approach to avert conflict and inflation.
A brief opinion arguing peace cannot be achieved without addressing global inequality. The author contends the United States enjoys a privileged lifestyle behind a metaphorical high fence while much of the world endures hunger and job scarcity.
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